Can you run a cable from the 1/4" headphone output to a PA system to run the drums through a sound system? \
14157
Good question. I had not thought of that. I will do some testing and then reply.
14158
Yes....in fact it's best that way. For best results, hook into a system with a sub wolfer or something with a deep bass response. I use a 1/4 in Y connector and run a bass amp and a guitar amp together. You get that big boom sound with the bass drum that way.
14159
Yes you can. If you want to get creative, run it though an effects pedal for additional punch.
14160
Yes you can. I used the Yamaha MS50DR drum monitor with mine. The sound is amazing!! I was very happy with both. I had to get a splitter to plug into the headphone jack so I could plug both left & right jacks from the monitor into the DD65. You can pick a splitter up at Radio Shack for a few dollars. Hope this helps.
14161
Short answer: Yes.Long answer: I have used the DD65 for both wedding, hooked up to 2.1 computer speakers playing alongside a quartet, and a community fundraiser, playing through professional sound equipment on stage alongside 10 strings and a flute (it made sense if you saw it...). It works and the sound is pleasing overall. This tiny set looks completely out of place on a large stage, but complements a small group quite well if they are looking to add a good beat to their jig.
14162
William, I think is possible, but by another way. Get the owner's manual in the link and see the page 30. http://www2.yamaha.co.jp/manual/pdf/emi/english/port/dd65_en_om.pdf
14163
William, I think is possible, but by another way. Get the owner's manual in the link and see the page 30.http://www2.yamaha.co.jp/manual/pdf/emi/english/port/dd65_en_om.pdf
299964
Yes you can but it won't be as loud as you want it to be, perhaps if your headphones are easy to drive then it'll be good enough. I do this myself via rca to 3.5mm interconnect. It sounds really good but not loud enough.
186298
There is a stereo 1/4" output jack. I use it to plug into a Simmons drum amp. I also use it for headphones. I'm sure you can use it to plug into a mixing board or plug into a recorder. You might need a male stereo 1/4" to dual male RCA cable to hook up to most recorders.
913232
Hi,I suppose you could. As far as inputs/outputs goes, the output is a 6.35mm large jack so it might be a bit awkward since it doesn't have traditional left/right phono jacks as output. As far as the sound goes, the output ranges are suited for direct headphones and perhaps some small bookshelf speakers. In my opinion, you might lose some of the tube qualities you gain if you send the output through a modern amp.
2057436
Yes, I think so. If your saying to take the aux Input, that won't work. If yiu use and aux/monitor mix to the th input of this, then you can take the output for headphones. That's what I do.
1454909
yes, of course, you just need to cables that go from TS to 1/4" headphone jack. The speakers are powered so no amp required.
1123830
Yes and the neat thing is if you have paralle conectors on your speakers you can run one cable from the pa to a speaker then, connect the two with another speaker cable to make a 4 ohm load back at the pa. or just plug the two speaker cables out the back and one to each speaker and run in 8 ohms. I have done both with much success.
1155865
Yes. Mic drum kit with 4 mic preamps, input mp3 track through rca inputs on either 7/8 or 9/10. There are two 1/4" mono pairs for speakers--"Monitor" and "Stereo Mix"--with the headphone out corresponding to "Monitor" I believe. As long as you don't need more than 4 mic preamps (or have external preamps to complement), it should work fine. The headphone out is a 1/4" stereo, so you might need an adapter depending on the phones.
1168256
Yes that is what I do, as long as you have an XLR jack on your amp or an adapter to use 1/4"
2057432
Yes! Works great this way. Just be careful of how much input level if you use the mic input. The 1/4" input can be either stereo TRS or mono, but is unbalanced either way.
1155866
Yes. Mic drum kit with 4 mic preamps, input mp3 track through rca inputs on either 7/8 or 9/10. There are two 1/4" mono pairs for speakers--"Monitor" and "Stereo Mix"--with the headphone out corresponding to "Monitor" I believe.As long as you don't need more than 4 mic preamps (or have external preamps to complement), it should work fine. The headphone out is a 1/4" stereo, so you might need an adapter depending on the phones.
1577236
You need a 1/4 inch adapter which you can find on Amazon for under ten bucks and then any headphone set will work....this is by far the best drum set imaginable for kids playing and learning
2151054
You can connect to a speaker system as long u convert the XLR the appropriate in to the system. This cable conducts a line signal as well as a microphone signal.
2152716
Theoretically you can do it with PL to RCA cable. But the headphones not suitable for music listening.
1782346
I would doubt it, but I can't be certain.... plus the output is two RCA Jacks and you would need an adapter to connect the headphones. The impedence was designed to talk to a phono level input. I am not sure how that would sound through headphones... an email to the manufacturer would surely give a better answer. sorry, but it does work well as a phono preamp into my computer sound card HTH
1079046
If you connect the input with XLR cable, you can use the output XLR to other speaker, but if you connect the 1/4" input, sometimes the XLR output not work, I don't know why. Try using all connections in XLR
450564
I pull mine through a mixer, into my interface and into my DAW. The only thing is is that you need to do this with mono cables otherwise your output will be terrible. I love how the volcas sound, so any effort you put into this will be well worth it. PS; I had low output until I switched to mono cables.